Parker Brothers Sorry! Sliders

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Amazon.com Sorry! Sliders has put a fun, new twist on the all-time favorite game by turning it into a shuffle board game of sorts--where players slide their pawns to home, or slide their opponents pawns into the Sorry! spaces and off the board to win. Designed for children ages six and up, Sorry! Sliders can be played with up to four players, making it the perfect game for family nights. Sorry! Sliders Ages: 6+ Requires: Adult assembly Adult assembly 1 to 4 players What We Think Fun factor: Durability: Ease of assembly: Educational factor: The Good: Everyone plays at the same level--even smaller children can win.The Challenging: Older kids may eventually lose interest in repeated play.In a Nutshell: Fun new take on the classic game of Sorry! Pawns have balls on the bottom for super sliding power. View larger. Four Different Games for Slider Fun The Sorry! Sliders game features the primary Sorry! colors of blue, red, yellow, and green. There are 16 rolling pawns, and 16 scoring pawns which are smaller in size and do not contain the rolling balls in the bottom. The game also includes four different versions of gameplay--a fun, new variation from the original Sorry! that only offers one way to play. Sorry! Sliders is also very easy to clean up, since the cards have been eliminated.Great for Family Game Night and Counting Practice Sorry! Sliders doesn't require a lot of strategy or skill level, so it can be played with all different age groups while remaining fun and interesting for everyone. Plus, it is a game that you can play for either a short or long period of time. Sorry! Sliders can also have educational values for younger children working on their counting skills, since players have to count up points and add up final scores. And with easy setup and cleanup to boot, it's hard not to welcome the newest Sorry! game into your home.What's in the Box Two two-sided target boards, four tracks, four score boards, eight side rails, three blocker rails, 16 roller pawns, and 16 scoring pawns. Same favorite colors and same idea--yet twice the fun! 1 to 4 players What We Think Fun factor: Durability: Ease of assembly: Educational factor: The Good : Everyone plays at the same level--even smaller children can win. The Challenging : Older kids may eventually lose interest in repeated play. In a Nutshell : Fun new take on the classic game of Sorry! Pawns have balls on the bottom for super sliding power. View larger . Four Different Games for Slider Fun The Sorry! Sliders game features the primary Sorry! colors of blue, red, yellow, and green. There are 16 rolling pawns, and 16 scoring pawns which are smaller in size and do not contain the rolling balls in the bottom. The game also includes four different versions of gameplay--a fun, new variation from the original Sorry! that only offers one way to play. Sorry! Sliders is also very easy to clean up, since the cards have been eliminated. Great for Family Game Night and Counting Practice Sorry! Sliders doesn't require a lot of strategy or skill level, so it can be played with all different age groups while remaining fun and interesting for everyone. Plus, it is a game that you can play for either a short or long period of time. Sorry! Sliders can also have educational values for younger children working on their counting skills, since players have to count up points and add up final scores. And with easy setup and cleanup to boot, it's hard not to welcome the newest Sorry! game into your home. What's in the Box Two two-sided target boards, four tracks, four score boards, eight side rails, three blocker rails, 16 roller pawns, and 16 scoring pawns. Same favorite colors and same idea--yet twice the fun! From the Manufacturer Sorry Sliders is an exciting new SORRY! game that gives you 4 ways to play on 2 slided boards! Grab your roller pawn and take aim--then skillfully slide it down your track onto the target board! A good slide could score big points, but watch out! An opponent's pawn may slam your pawn onto a SORRY! space--and out of the game.